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Aperture 3 is the most powerful photographic tool that’s ever existed.
Each of our Aperture 3 Tips, Tricks and Tutorials eBooks provide a ton of must-know techniques for using Aperture, packed with more than 100 techniques for mastering Aperture into each eBook.
We now also offer the Aperture Master Collection eBook, a combination of all three ... read more
August 31, 2010 in News by David Schloss

Thanks to the integration of the Mac ecosystem it’s possible with Aperture to create a custom portfolio book that you can sync to your iPad and launch from Apple’s iBooks application. This can be an incredible way to showcase your photography flip book-style using a layout you can totally control with the precision of a ... read more
August 23, 2010 in Share by David Schloss

Aperture includes some of the most robust AppleScript support of any program in the Apple ecosystem. For script developers the program is a veritable playground but beginning scripters can find some nice surprises in Aperture too, thanks to the AppleScript dictionary.
An AppleScript dictionary is the list of commands that AppleScript can access when a script ... read more
August 5, 2010 in Workflow by David Schloss

Aperture 3’s great new Library syncing tools enable workers to quickly collaborate on projects by allowing for any collection of images to be exported as Library, which can then be used as a brand-new Aperture Library or can be imported and merged into an existing Library.
Let’s look at an example of how this can be ... read more
July 30, 2010 in Workflow by David Schloss

I found a nicely designed site where you can upload your favorite presets and download other user-generated presets for both Aperture 3 and Lightroom. As a self-avowed preset junky, there can’t be too many of these sites pop up. The more the merrier!
Check it out here.read more
July 11, 2010 in Adjust by Thomas Boyd

We have just finished uploading our latest Aperture Workflow video. This hour and half long video with MacCreate contributor Micah Walter goes over in detail how to set up Aperture, customize your views, add metadata presets and more. Micah also explains how uses Aperture 3’s new Flag feature to help him quickly edit down a ... read more
June 15, 2010 in Workflow by Micah Walter

Mac Create’s publishing division has just released our first iBook on Apple’s online store. You can now get our Aperture 3, Tips, Tricks and Tutorials Volume 1 book on the iBook store for the iPad and upcoming on the iPhone.
We’re thrilled to be on the iBook store as the first Aperture 3 related book, ... read more
June 11, 2010 in News by David Schloss

There are plenty of rumors flying around regarding the product announcements that Apple will be revealing at the WWDC today, most notably the iPhone 4G, iPhone 4.0, free MobileMe, possibly Safari 5, new Mac Mini, new Mac Pro, $99 Apple TV, Air update, and now last but not least the Magic Trackpad. So ... read more
June 7, 2010 in News by Joanne Carter

Jim Richardson has been shooting for National Geographic for the last 25 years and has been traveling to Scotland for the last 15. His work has been published in National Geographic Magazine, Traveler and many others world-wide. Our Aperture Workflow Masters video with Jim Richardson is now available on our online store, and it’s a ... read more
June 1, 2010 in News by David Schloss

Aperture 3 certainly has added a number of organizational tools that can make sorting your images much more easy. In A3 Apple has added the ability to assign color labels and flags to images in addition to the pre-existing star rating.
This is really good stuff to have at your disposal, but now that we have ... read more
May 31, 2010 in Organize, Workflow by Micah Walter